Windows fogging up

Mark Elliott

New member
The other day, my windows started fogging up but the heater was still pumping out a lot of heat. I didn't do anything different. It was all of a sudden. Anyone have anything similar happen?
 
Register to hide this ad
You might also have a look to see whether your recirculation air button was switched on...if so then switch it to outside air (which tends to be a bit dryer). That used to work a treat on my 3rd Gen but i haven't had cause to try it out in the 4th Gen yet.
 
The other day, my windows started fogging up but the heater was still pumping out a lot of heat. I didn't do anything different. It was all of a sudden. Anyone have anything similar happen?

-Identify source of excessive moisture...did you take a shower and hop in the truck?
-Fresh Air Mode
-Turn on the A/C
 
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xkx/R-100625651/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

93e55f43-de05-424a-aaa1-4795098fc88b_300.jpg
[
 
Not to get off topic but my 4Runner has this awful musty smell when I route warm air through the console vents. I've been to the dealership for it twice- the first time they just replaced the cabin filter, the second time they supposedly ran some ozone machine through the HVAC system for a couple of hours, but it always comes back.

My question is, anyone know where could I introduce Jeff's Damprid packets to the HVAC ducting?
 
Not to get off topic but my 4Runner has this awful musty smell when I route warm air through the console vents. I've been to the dealership for it twice- the first time they just replaced the cabin filter, the second time they supposedly ran some ozone machine through the HVAC system for a couple of hours, but it always comes back.

My question is, anyone know where could I introduce Jeff's Damprid packets to the HVAC ducting?

Replace your cabin filter. (if so equiped)
 
Heater core?

Is it all the windows or just the windshield/front of side windows?
Is the fog plain water or is it a little oily and/or sweet smelling?

A very small leak in the heater core could be leaking antifreeze and causing the windows to fog.

Another possibility (not specific to a 4Runner...and may not even apply to a 4Runner) is a blocked drain which is allowing water to accumulate in the vents and the heater then vaporizes it.
 

Members online

Forum statistics

Threads
278,307
Messages
3,554,056
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Trending content

Back
Top